The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-04-29
j. P. soquet was arrested at Green Bay
on the charge OF having murdered hia wife.
He claimed her death WAS due to o fall

down stairs.
The Milwaukee Il st. Paul are reported |
as already in possession of property ut
Bismarck.
At Ainsworth, Iowa, on Friday 18th,
every business house in the town was de-
strocyd d-twenty- seven houses in all, the
buildings on either side OF Main street for
three blocks. Loses estimated ut STA, 600
Ainsworth is the first station on the
Southwestern road west OF Washington,
Iowa.
Jack McAuliffe, the lightweight cham.
pion, has sent a letter to the Sporting Times.
challenging Jim Carney, champion OF Eng
land, to fight to finish for 81 900 a side.
The greatest fire Dover N. j. has ever ex.
perienccd, occurred Friday evening in the
Cocheco print works. 1t wilinvolve II loss
OF nearly 5000. 600 and will throw 600 OPP
eratives out OF employment Tor probably
four to six months. Tho fire started i'll
the "hot room"
Placer has been opened as IL station for
freight and passenger business on tho
Northern Pacific. and IL. A. Ingalls, np
pointed agent. 1t is 1l37 miles west OF
st. Paul.
| The sale OF the Nickle Plate railroud un-
der foreclosure proceedings will take place
| ON May 10th at Cleveland. The minimum
| bid which will be received will be lG,oOo,-
| 600.
| A dispatch from Rome to the Chronicle
says a papal brief in favor OF the rccogni.
ton Of the knights oi Labor will be pub
lishcd before Cardinal Gibbons departure.
Baron Won Tavera, the new Austrian
minister at Washington, is bachelor
forty years OF age. He speaks English ilu-
emily. and is II fine musician.
Editor Young, of the Pioneer Express.
| haS oll biS ,,opar to Il Worl,yell md
d. q. Thompson.
Expitcment has been occasioned by the
recent discovery near Boydtown Crawford
county, Wis, nf silver quartz WHICH assay
ed Sl3.40 TO the ton.
A nrge fire is reported at knnnebunck-
port, Me. Hall ni the business section OF
the town has been consumed,
The London News, with tho usual Eng
lish accuracy, says that Buffalo Bill Is "a
member OF the United States parliament.
Mile. Engle. u pretty American, is de-
lighting London by her operate sing
ing.
The Cape Colony people have sent Queen
Victorir n splendid role and train, made en-
tirely of ostrich feathers, for a jubilee
present.
The Southern Bivouac, a magazine de-
voted to war papers and Southern charhc-
ter sketches, has been purchased by the
Century company of New York, and COM
mencing With the May plumber the periodi-
cal viii be issued from that house.
Theodore Roosevelt passed through the
city bound for his cattle range. He nm.
hesitatingly predicted that Cleveland
would be the choice of the New York Demu'
Gratis for president in lSSS.
The people of Murshied, Wis, are max.
ing IL strong effort to secure the extension
o, ,he Wisconsin, Pittsvile & Superior
road from tttsv;Ie to that city.
Work on the elevator at West Superior
is being rapidly pushed by the Chichgo, st
; Paul, Minneapolis II Omaha hallway com
pan.,
The extra military credits asksd by tht
German government amount to la4 600
600 marks. DYthis, 40, 900. 900 are for Tia
J increase OF the army and 10000, 900 fol
strategic railroads and improvements il
fortresscs.
Gh,ef Justice Carter. ofthe supreme cour
, Of tho Distric4 81 Columbia, died at hi.
' homein WAshingtou,tts 10th. He had beer
in ill-heaith Tor some months. Hs U;+1 ,
native of New York but moved to Ohio II
1896 In lS4S he was elected to congres.
ana ssssa4 two terms, after which he open
: ed a Law yGie, .. Cleveland. He was
| mpulDet pI lllt Sul@Slqi 1tgulflt'du Ol
/, ysntisn nj Chicago ip 1860, ana Mhs oue Q
!; three man IN ti.e Ohio delegation who iurn
G cd their votes from Clase snl insured I'll,
: nomination OF Mr.. Lincoln lte was min
ister to Bolivia by Mr., Lincoln's appoint
/ mcnt, and on returning to this country II
e December, 1862, was appointed chief lus
I! tice OF the supreme court OF the district.
a a,spat,ch from Rome says: "The pop
' approves the eoarse OF Cardinal Gibbon
U and encourages him IN ms .ietion in refer
ence to the Knights OF Labor, GardinA
!. Gibbons has secured the adherence oi CIR
dnal Manning and will appeal to othe
!. bishops for support
: Queen Victoria has in Windsor castl
:, three vases valued at $ 800, 900 and Sevre
/ dinner service worth $2500oO.
The bursting Of an so, 600 gallon waite
n tank at Pnlahne, H.. Kills Eve people an
II badly hurts several OF q crowd Watching
$ wreck. The killsd wers: Edward Wenk.
|, VIM Darnls, George Myor, VIM, Myer, an
r Fred Broder.
. Bancroft, the historian, has gone t
. Nashville, Tenn, to visit Mrs. James X
Polk and other friends.
: Mrs. James Brown Potter says she
!. i.aart bSoken over the "cruel and unjus
o gossip" abpGt herself.
Advices received irom sydney. per steam
er Mariposa, give the latest particulars =,
garding The attempted assassination
\ Premier Baker OF Longu island by conver
II ed Wesleyan natives. A correspondent
y the Sydney Herald at Snva, Fiji lsland
q writes under the date oil Feb II: Baker b
lieved the attack On him was meant to |
'e an organized conspiracy OF th6 Wesleyan
to overthrow the government. He sci
lie for soldiers and II large number OF indi
"a criminate arrests were made. He put I'll
To, .,f al, ~
So demned them OF death, and the sentenc,
ii we're executed on the same night.
/. Ia .SeEntor Fair of Nnvada did not pa,
ls a single week ~ thp state he represente
du ring his entire term. t.
!; BY the death OF David X. Cartier, chi
- Justice of the district OF Columbia, n vC
~ ume OF "reminiscences was closed viii,
should have had prominent place in Il
'h history OF the country. Judge Cartier W;
10 Abraham Lincoln's most intimate fricn
and he was one OF the four Ohio delesnt
tc who. in thememorabic Chicago conventiC
T. of 1860. transferred their votcs from Cha
to Lincoln. and thus secured Lincoln noi
", ,nati4u. From thrt time forward Linco
at at had no closer nlhegsnt.
Cardinal Gibbons pronuno,htBentoa II
y, on the labor questions have won for hi
he the warm cncomiums OF the English Cat
10. die press. The Tablet. in a remarkat
artlclc upon lue TelhtlOHs Vi tIe CuuTCH
the rising democracy, says: The churc
TO- 10 as tho traditional friend OF labor and
,, ne the people. Ii prepared .nr her task
he shield democracy, now heset by dhnep,
VI. The new democratic power needs only
ny be Christinnized, baptized, instructed, III
10. it's intellect fully informed when its eau
ed will be won. AS the church Christianiz
by the old autocratic forms OF power, 80 nc
he she must do the same for tho democrat
up form OF government.
II. u. I. ,Chun was hanged ut Cassville, NJ
Isf for the murder oi Aias lsllit BoYe
,re Chas. r. R,nne, the dsiaulting cash
cd OF the brokerage firm OF Carr & Co., q
ns cago, pleaded guilty to forgery.
in Miss KITE Muinney, one of the victims
I'D the recent prairie fire near Huron, Da
ie- has diea L! .;er injuries.
ir. Postmnstcrs commissioner: nasetl
ns Maverick, J. Hart. Fourth class po
ID masters ppointed-Dukota; Spring V
as ley. Mrs. Martha Norris, Iowa; Peostn,
ac' Kelly; Pore, j, X. Bates
m 'maa Secretary Fairchild's vile was He
l,;s l;e Sincklaeu, the invorite niece or Hora
dn Seymour.
to w. w. Corcoran, the Washington phil